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－A friend of my sister’s thinks she can’t pass her driving test.

－I don’t think so. I believe in because she drives well.

A.she B.her C.herself

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Lots of people like going to malls( 商 场 ). Some people spend lots of time in malls and people call them "mall rats". "Mall rats" shop for many hours a week. There are many reasons (理由). One of them is that they feel comfortable in malls.

The largest mall in our city is the mall called Meilianmei Shopping Mall. It has 286 shops, 6 nightclubs, 4 cinemas and a small modern park. There are parking places for 6,000 cars. About 60,000 people come into the mall and about 20,000 of them buy things there every day.

People love doing all their shopping in one place. Many of them go to the same mall every time. There are many malls around the city. Now there are many things to do and see in malls. They can shop, eat and play in a mall. They also see films there, some even go to malls to meet friends.

1.What does "mall rats" mean in Chinese?

A.购物中心里的老鼠。 B.在购物中心偷东西的人。

C.喜欢购物的人。 D.喜欢逛购物中心的人。

2.About Meilianmei Shopping Mall, which of the following is NOT true?

A.It is the largest mall in the writer's city. B.It has 286 shops and 6 nightclubs.

C.People can stop their cars in Meilianmei Shopping Mall. D.About 60,000 people come into the mall and buy things every day.

3.Now people can________in the shopping mall.

A.shop B.eat C.see films D.all of the above.

Many years ago, there lived a very rich man who wanted to do something for the people of his town. But first he wanted to _______ whether they were good enough to get his help. So he placed a very large stone in the center of the main _______ into town. Then he hid behind a tree and waited.

Soon an old man came along _______ his cow. “Who put this stone in the center of the road?” said the old man, _______ he did not try to move the stone away. Instead, he passed around the stone and continued on his way. Another man came along and did the same _______; then another came, and another. All of them complained about the stone in the center of the road, but _______ of them tried to move it away.

Late in the afternoon, a young man came along. He _______ the stone and said, “It will be very dark at night. Some people will come along _______ in the dark and will fall against the stone.”

The young man then began to _______ the stone. He pulled with all his strength to move it to one side. But imagine his surprise when he found a bag full of ________ and this message under the stone: “This money is for the thoughtful person who takes this stone away from the road. Thank you.”

1.A.work out B.find out C.look out D.hang out

2.A.road B.tree C.city D.theater

3.A.for B.of C.about D.with

4.A.and B.so C.but D.or

5.A.thing B.way C.seat D.service

6.A.some B.none C.all D.everybody

7.A.knew B.choose C.saw D.gave

8.A.last B.lately C.later D.lastly

9.A.move B.act C.throw D.play

10.A.stones B.menus C.prizes D.money

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Jackson’s Yearly Sale

This week only (Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.)

Men’s and women’s clothing: Shoes, coats, sweaters, swimwear and jeans Furniture(家具): Sofas, dining tables, chairs and bookcases

Address: The corner of Main and East Street

Smile's is having a big weekend sale TVs, radios, and computers Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Fort Street Mall

Apple

Open Time: 8: 00 a.m. to 6: 00 p.m.

Come and see what we have on sale for your office! On First Street

30% off office furniture: Desks and bookcases

20% off office equipment(设备): Typewriters(打印机) and telephones 10% off office things: Pens and paper

1.A telephone used to be $200 at Apple, but you only have to pay for it now.

A.$140. B.$160 C.$180

2.Our school needs sofas and something for teachers to take notes, we should go to .

A.Jackson's and Smile's B.Smile's and Apple C.Jackson's and Apple

3.From the chart, we can learn .

A.we can go and buy some desks at 7 p.m.

B.Jackson’s has the longest opening hours in a day

C.if we want to buy some women’s clothes, we can go to First Street

－Can you come up a plan to tell people about the art festival?

－We could put____some signs and hand out some notices.

A.with; up B.with; off C.for; down

那位顾客对我们的服务很满意，立刻就办了张VIP卡。

That customer _______________________ hat he applied for a VIP card at once.

Imagine you are thinking about entering a senior high school, but have questions. So you go to the school's website to find answers. A message appears on your computer and says, "How can I help?" You are not communicating with a human being, but a chatbot. It is using artificial intelligence (AI) to communicate with you. This might sound strange, but in recent years, chatbots have become an usual tool for banks and large companies around the world.

Having workers answer people's questions and complaints can be expensive. And workers canonly work several hours a day, making customers wait longer for a response (答复). So not only companies, but more schools have also begun using chatbot technology, says Keith Rajecki. He is with Oracle Higher Education, a computer software company that serves these institutions.

Rajecki notes that reducing costs and response time is one of the main reasons why schools and companies are turning to this technology. However, the purpose of many schools is to find ways to better serve students, since students are used to communicating online through Facebook or WeChat, says Rajecki.

Now Oracle is offering many schools a chatbot which can do everything from helping students register (注册) for classes to helping them ask for a few days off. Oracle is not the only company working on chatbot technology. Businesses like AdmitHub and Ivy.ai are involved in similar efforts.

Western Governors University, or WGU, also received a $750,000 award to experiment with a new kind of chatbot. "We're not trying to create a bot that answers simple questions," said Jason Leven, the director of WGU Labs. "We're trying to create a chatbot that can help decision making for students."

Ian Jacobs is with the market research company Forrester. He suggests that technology like chatbots can work well if it is able to do what users ask of it. Jacobs says the problem will appear when cost cutting becomes an important reason for using the technology. This means schools and companies are more likely to try using chatbots for things they are not yet able to do, such as communicating in the way humans do. For one thing, there are hundreds of ways to word even simple requests. For another, chatbots aren't able to deal with emotions (感情). They can't understand how humans feel, not to speak of comforting (安慰) them.

1.Which of the following is not the reason why more schools are turning to chatbot technology?

A.Schools want to serve the students better.

B.Chatbot technology can help schools save money.

C.Students are used to communicating with chatbots.

D.Chatbot technology makes students wait shorter for a response.

2.Chatbots may work well in the following situations except ________.

A.when students want to know more about a school

B.when students are wondering how to register for classes

C.when students want to have two days off because of illness

D.when students are in need of some help because a parent dies

3.The following sentence would best be placed at the end of ________. However, not everyone is ready to consider the possibilities this kind of technology presents.

A.Paragraph 5 B.Paragraph 4 C.Paragraph 3 D.Paragraph 2

4.What can we infer from the passage?

A.A chatbot is able to do whatever users ask of it.

B.A chatbot is a kind of completely new technology using AI.

C.A new chatbot may appear to help students to make decisions.

D.Chatbot technology has been used in both schools and companies.

The key to success is to start where you are, not when things get better, not if things were different, nor if you had what ________ else has.

A.nobody B.somebody C.everybody D.anybody

All the students were reading ________ they heard a man ________ “Amazing!”.

A.when; shouting B.while: shouted C.when; to shout

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